Sentence examples for living element from inspiring English sources

Once the living element is killed, a fire-resistant structural material with excellent insulating properties is left.

Richard Deming: In the English department, we feel that creative writing is the living element of literature.

Silence as a living element, mixed with the feeling of the cold leather of her jacket and the strength of the arms inside it, with the banal scent of a popular perfume that Orso has smelled on his secretary, and with the curious asexual coldness of another scent, of hair and skin, that must have been the body odor Lili complained about.

In a 1946 sketch of New Orleans, he says the atmosphere is "like Chirico," and a year later he writes the same thing about Hollywood: "Here where no one walks cars glide in a constant shiny silent stream, my shadow, moving down the stark white street, is like the one living element of a Chirico".

In general, skeletonized adult neognath bird bones are more faithful representations of the living element than those of ostrich and crocodylians and lose only negligible amount of tissue to skeletonization.

For a subject familiar only "in broad strokes" even to many black Americans, said Dacia Washington-Torchia, the production's teaching artist, "he has lent an authenticity to the process that makes it unique to teach to, and adds a living element".

Hirst, contemporary art's Duchamp, became known for his use of unusual, often previously living, elements in his art.

In the process, he succeeds in combining elements from casual, strategy, role-play and action simulations into a single game – and opens the door to a games galaxy in which all living elements are designed by the players themselves.

Specimens of the nudibranch, Tritonia diomedea, were obtained from Living Elements Ltd. (Delta, BC, Canada) and Friday Harbor Laboratories (San Juan, WA, USA).

If bony union between the fragments follows, the necrotic body will be invaded gradually by blood vessels, fibrous, osteogenic, and myelogenous tissue, and a gradual replacement of the necrotic by living elements will be brought about.

The film has been a long-term project, and Mr. Noyce and his actors have talked at length with people who lived elements of the story Greene tells -- American intelligence agents, a Vietnamese double agent, journalists.